Disease Database

Osteomyelitis of the jaw

Osteomyelitis of the jaw

Osteomyelitis of the jaw is a disease caused by infection of the jawbone, typically involving the periosteum, cortical bone, and bone marrow tissue. Osteomyelitis of the jaw can be classified as pyogenic (microbial, bacterial infection), specific (tuberculosis, syphilis, or even HIV infection), and radiation-induced. Common conditions include pyogenic osteomyelitis of the jaw (most common), pediatric osteomyelitis, and radiation osteomyelitis. The main symptoms are pain, swelling, and pus discharge in the affected area.

Tetracycline teeth

Tetracycline teeth

Tetracycline teeth refer to the phenomenon of discoloration of deciduous or permanent teeth caused by the use of tetracycline antibiotics during maternal pregnancy or infancy. The main symptom is yellowing of the tooth surface. In mild cases, the teeth appear yellow, which gradually deepens to yellowish-brown or brown over time. In severe cases, they may turn gray or dark purple.

Tooth wear